Recent changes to bugs

unknown token in PrimaryPrefix method

2005-12-04T17:23:39Z

In method PrimaryPrefix in file JavaParser line 3287,
code going in the default block.

I used the file I attached.
The only thing I have seen is the "ArrayTag.class"
statement. I don't know how XES will transform it and I
want to know.

Bug binaryop2 when binary op is nested inner one should be

2005-03-03T16:16:54Z

Bug binaryop2 when binary op is nested inner one
should be wrapped in brackets.
XES to Java This bug is in the XSLT toJava.xsl script.

In XES the precedence of operations is determined by
the way that the binaryOp nodes are nested, so there is
no need for explicit coding of brackets. However when
converting from XES to java we have to use brackets
when required, this is determined by the rules of
precedence. Since this would be complicated to
implement, as a first stage it is good enough to always
wrap inner operations in brackets even though this may
not always be necessary. Athough we should not wrap the
outer most operation in brackets.

Test input file

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<package>
<classDef name="myClass">
<method name="myMethod" type="void">
<parameterList/>
<assign operator="=">
<variable name="a"/>
<binaryOp operator="*">
<variable>
<binaryOp operator="+">
<variable name="b"/>
<variable name="c"/>
</binaryOp>
</variable>
<variable name="d"/>
</binaryOp>
</assign>
</method>
</classDef>
</package>

Test output file

class myClass {
void myMethod(){
a= b+ c* d;
}
}

Text result expected

class myClass {
void myMethod(){
a = (b + c) * d;
}
}

Bug binaryop1 binaryop wrapped in block unnecessarily

2005-03-03T16:15:47Z

Bug binaryop1 binaryop wrapped in block unnecessarily

Test input file

class myClass {
void myMethod(){
a = b || c ;
}
}

Test output file

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<package>
<classDef name="myClass">
<method name="myMethod" type="void">
<parameterList/>
<block>
<assign operator="=">
<variable name="a"/>
<binaryOp operator="||">
<variable name="b"/>
<variable name="c"/>
</binaryOp>
</assign>
</block>
</method>
</classDef>
</package>

Text result expected

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<package>
<classDef name="myClass">
<method name="myMethod" type="void">
<parameterList/>
<assign operator="=">
<variable name="a"/>
<binaryOp operator="||">
<variable name="b"/>
<variable name="c"/>
</binaryOp>
</assign>
</method>
</classDef>
</package>

Bugcall5 new method not output correctly

2005-03-03T09:07:43Z

Bugclass5 new method not output correctly
XES to Java This bug is in the XSLT toJava.xsl script
or possibly the XES reader.

Test input file

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<package>
<classDef name="myClass">
<method name="myMethod" type="void">
<parameterList/>
<call name="aMethod" new="new">
</call>
</method>
</classDef>
</package>

Test output file

class myClass{

void myMethod() {
}
aMethod();

}

Text result expected

class myClass{
void myMethod() {
new aMethod();
}
}

Bug call4 generic type coded as return type

2005-03-03T09:06:53Z

Bug class4 generic type coded as return type

Test input file

class myClass {
void myMethod(){
new aMethod<atype>();
}
}

Test output file

Text result expected

Bug call3 super call causes error message

2005-03-03T09:05:23Z

Bug class3 super call causes error message

Test input file

class myClass {
void myMethod(){
super();
}
}

Test output file

xes.loadJavaSource errors during parse ParseException:
Encountered "(" at line 3, column 6.
Was expecting:
"." ...

Text result expected

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<package>
<classDef name="myClass">
<method name="myMethod" type="void">
<parameterList/>
<call name=" super"/>
</method>
</classDef>
</package>

Bug call2 super.aMethod gets reversed to aMethod.super

2005-03-03T09:04:13Z

Bug class2 super.aMethod gets reversed to aMethod.super

Test input file

class myClass {
void myMethod(){
super.aMethod();
}
}

Test output file

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<package>
<classDef name="myClass">
<method name="myMethod" type="void">
<parameterList/>
<call name="aMethod.super"/>
</method>
</classDef>
</package>

Text result expected

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<package>
<classDef name="myClass">
<method name="myMethod" type="void">
<parameterList/>
<call name=" super.aMethod"/>
</method>
</classDef>
</package>

Bug call1 method calls get wrapped in {} unnecessarily

2005-03-03T09:03:00Z

Bug class1 method calls get wrapped in {} unnecessarily

Test input file

class myClass {
void myMethod(){
aMethod();
}
}

Test output file

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<package>
<classDef name="myClass">
<method name="myMethod" type="void">
<parameterList/>
<block>
<block>
<call name="aMethod"/>
</block>
</block>
</method>
</classDef>
</package>

Text result expected

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<package>
<classDef name="myClass">
<method name="myMethod" type="void">
<parameterList/>
<call name="aMethod"/>
</method>
</classDef>
</package>

Bugclass5 Anonymous class not output correctly

2005-02-28T22:24:22Z

Bugclass5 Anonymous class not output correctly
XES to Java This bug is in the XSLT toJava.xsl script
or possibly the XES reader.

Test input file

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<package>
<classDef name="myClass">
<method name="myOuterMethod" type="void">
<parameterList/>
<classDef name="myAnonymousClass" new="true">
<method name="myInnerMethod" public="true" type="void">
<parameterList/>
</method>
</classDef>
</method>
</classDef>
</package>

Test output file

class myClass{

void myOuterMethod() {
}

class myAnonymousClass{

public void myInnerMethod() {
}

}

Text result expected

class myClass {
void myOuterMethod() {
new myAnonymousClass() {
public void myInnerMethod(){
}
};
}

Bugclass4 class and 'interface'

2005-02-28T22:22:38Z

Bugclass4 if interface="true" is set then class
should be changed to interface
XES to Java This bug is in the XSLT toJava.xsl script
or possibly the XES reader.

Test input file

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<package>
<classDef interface="true" name="myInterface"/>
</package>

Test output file

class myInterface{

}
Text result expected

interface myInterface{
}

Recent changes to bugs

unknown token in PrimaryPrefix method

Bug binaryop2  when binary op is nested inner one should be

Bug binaryop1  binaryop wrapped in block unnecessarily

Bugcall5 new method not output correctly

Bug call4  generic type coded as return type

Bug call3  super call causes error message

Bug call2  super.aMethod gets reversed to aMethod.super

Bug call1  method calls get wrapped in {} unnecessarily

Bugclass5 Anonymous class not output correctly

Bugclass4  class and 'interface'

Bug binaryop2 when binary op is nested inner one should be

Bug binaryop1 binaryop wrapped in block unnecessarily

Bugcall5 new method not output correctly

Bug call4 generic type coded as return type

Bug call3 super call causes error message

Bug call2 super.aMethod gets reversed to aMethod.super

Bug call1 method calls get wrapped in {} unnecessarily

Bugclass5 Anonymous class not output correctly

Bugclass4 class and 'interface'